English [ edit ] Alternative forms [ edit ] Etymology [ edit ] From head butt
Pronunciation [ edit ] headbutt (plural headbutts
A sharp blow delivered by driving the head into an opponent or object , generally by lowering the head and charging forward or by rapidly tilting the head backward and then forward. Translations [ edit ] sharp blow
Arabic: نَطْحَة f ( naṭḥa )
Catalan: cop de cap (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 用 頭 撞 ／ 用 头 撞 ( yòng tóu zhuàng )
Danish: skalle c
Dutch: kopstoot (nl) m
Finnish: pääpukkaus
French: coup de boule (fr) m coup de tête (fr) m
Galician: croque (gl) m cabezada f trucada (gl) f
German: Kopfstoß (de) m Kopfnuss (de) f
Greek: κουτουλιά (el) f ( koutouliá ) , κεφαλιά (el) f ( kefaliá )
Hungarian: lefejelés
Icelandic: skalli m
Irish: poc leis an gceann m sonc leis an gceann m
Italian: craniata f testata (it) f capocciata f
Japanese: 頭突き (ja) ( zutsuki ) , チョーパン (ja) ( chopan )
Korean: 박치기 (ko) ( bakchigi )
Kurdish:
Central Kurdish: کەلە ( kele )
Latin: arietatio f
Maori: tukirae
Polish: uderzenie głową n uderzenie z Baśki n ( slang )
Portuguese: cabeçada (pt) f
Russian: уда́р голово́й m ( udár golovój ) , уда́р ба́шкой m ( udár báškoj )
Spanish: cabezada (es) f cabezazo (es) m topetazo
Swedish: dansk skalle (sv) c skallning (sv) c
Turkish: kafa (tr)
Welsh: peniad m
headbutt (third-person singular simple present headbutts present participle headbutting simple past and past participle headbutted
To deliver a sharp blow by driving the head into an opponent or object .
2019 Stalingrad , page 52 :Then he got down on his hands and knees and pretended to headbutt the cat: 'Come on, come on, little ram! Let's see your horns!'
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